What we do, and what it costs.
Real published figures. Projects are quoted as a fixed price from these rates, not estimated against them.
Four projects, four outcomes
Client names withheld where the work is commercially sensitive, which is most of it.
Positioning, manufacturer — Yatala
Six weeks. A company selling on price that could not explain why it was worth more. Now it can, in one sentence.
Launch campaign, software — Fortitude Valley
Ten weeks from concept to live across three channels. Two worked, one did not, and the report says which.
Rebrand, professional services — Spring Hill
Naming, identity and the whole internal rollout. The hard part was never the logo.
Measurement, charity — South Bank
Four weeks setting up tracking that answered one question the trustees kept asking and nobody could answer.
Four rules
They are on the proposal as well as here.
Fixed, not estimated
The price on the proposal is the price on the invoice unless you change the scope in writing.
No tiered options
One recommendation, priced. Three tiers exist to make the middle one look reasonable and we would rather just tell you what to do.
Pass-through at cost
Media spend, print, freelancers and licences at exactly what they cost us, with the invoices attached.
Half up front, half on delivery
No monthly drip, no payment schedule designed to make stopping painful.
Three ways to buy
All prices exclude GST and any pass-through costs, which are billed separately at cost with documentation.
A day
One of us, one day, on a specific problem. Workshops, audits, second opinions and getting unstuck.
A positioning project
Four to six weeks. Research, workshops, the written positioning and the language your team will actually use.
A campaign
Eight to twelve weeks, concept through delivery and measurement. Media spend is separate and passed through at cost.
Six pieces from recent projects
Shown as delivered rather than as case-study mock-ups.
Book a scoping call. If we are not right for it, we will say so on the call.
Forty minutes, free, and no proposal unless you want one. Some of these calls end with us recommending you do it in-house.